Examples of using Incentive structures in English and their translations into Arabic
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Changing incentive structures.
This has implications for support, oversight and country-level incentive structures.
(c) Establishment of regulatory and incentive structures to encourage sustainable use of resources;
Measures must be implemented to include the informalsector in social protection programmes and establish incentive structures.
The recruitment and retention( incentive structures, existence of a statistics‘cadre') of staff should be adequate(skills, qualifications).
In this sense, technology is not just hardware and software butalso the supporting institutional arrangements and incentive structures.
Findings. The incentive structures of the organization and its programming systems do not contribute sufficiently to reinforce organizational learning.
Inequality is not always regarded as a negative phenomenon,since it may be related to incentive structures or to the age distribution of the population.
They should review the incentive structures for public servants to ensure that they are updated and that training emphasizes values and standards.
While these technologies need to be improved further,the main challenge is to change incentive structures so as to encourage their widespread use.
Such an environment and associated incentive structures need to be framed within the concept of sustainability and its environmental, economic and social dimensions.
Similarly, it should always be borne in mind that technology was not just hardware and software,but also the supporting institutional arrangements and incentive structures.
Broadly attractive economic incentive structures carefully designed to create the most stable, equitable, sustainable and user-friendly ecosystem humanly possible.
In addition, developing countries were facing growing unemployment problems, intensified by the inability to retain skilled personnel givenlow remuneration levels and poor incentive structures.
Governments can establish incentive structures that promote employment-intensive growth by directing investment to sectors that are more employment intensive.".
The Gini team has spent years analyzing and developing systems that have rational,equitable and sustainable incentive structures so that the Gini ecosystem is as equitable and sustainable as humanly possible.
Agricultural policies and the incentive structures they create have a major impact on the conservation and use of plant genetic resources for food and agriculture.
Not only should the alternative financing mechanisms to be developed be non-distortionary, but they should also mitigate market failures,internalize externalities and correct incentive structures.
They encouraged UNDP to continue adapting incentive structures to results-based approaches, noting that skills and mindsets also needed reorienting toward results.
Universities needed to be more entrepreneurial in order to have a deeper involvement in innovation processes andto this end policy could affect the incentive structures through regulation and in particular through the use of intellectual property as an enabler.
Community incentive structures for effective governance encourage transparent management and accounting, including clear rules, rights, responsibilities, standards and sanctions.
When economic incentives do not produce this result,public policy can create the incentive structures that ensure that technological change increases environmental friendliness.
Further, existing institutional incentive structures for staff members that emphasize avoiding risks and safeguarding the status quo need to be adapted to better support partnerships. D. Improve clarity and practicality of partner selection processes.
The security of peacekeepers should be given due priority,their morale and dignity should be maintained through appropriate incentive structures, and death and disability claims should be settled in a timely manner.
Databases on IPRs, joint scientific programmes, and other incentive structures would need to be assessed in detail with a view to promoting wider dissemination of such technologies to developing countries.
Most developing countries do not have or cannot afford the institutional arrangements required to absorb and generate technologies,such as institutions for research and development, and the incentive structures to overcome limited market size.
Government authorities should proactively address misaligned incentive structures and increased financial risk in the global economy through counter-cyclical policies and prudential regulation.
While it is difficult to evaluate the longer-term effects, it would seem that the major gender factor hasbeen the inability of women to benefit from changes in the incentive structures that were due to the pre-existing, sex-related barriers to reallocation of labour.
The international community must address itself to the issue of facilitating that through suitable incentive mechanisms and catalytic action instead of merely leaving it to competition among developing countries andtheir competitive changes in policy parameters and incentive structures.
Programmes like Bolsa Verde in Brazil attempt to realign incentive structures for communities that interact regularly with vulnerable ecosystems towards more sustainable production and consumption patterns that support, rather than undermine, their long-term prosperity.